Former International Relations Chief Napoleon Bonaparte Dies Amid Corruption and Assault Convictions
Former Indonesian National Police Chief of International Relations Division, Napoleon Bonaparte, passed away on October 18, 2026. He had been convicted in corruption and assault cases, and his death has drawn public attention. His family is praying for his sins to be forgiven.
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